Comedy Central's parody of the General Election campaign casts Theresa May as Plastics ringleader Regina George and Jeremy Corbyn as high school misfit Janis Ian.

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The 90-second clip, which sees the politician's faces dubbed over characters from the film, retells some of the flick's most quotable moments.

Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson, who takes on the role of the daft Karen Smith, delivers the iconic line: "If you're from Africa, why are you white?"

Boris Johnson and Theresa May (left) as Karen Smith and Regina George

It cuts to scenes of a doctored Burn Book with photos of Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron captioned "grotsy little biatch" and Jeremy Corbyn with the tagline "made out with a hotdog".

It shows the Labour leader as Janis plotting to take down "evil dictator" Regina George before cutting to Theresa May, as Regina George, standing in a brawling school corridor with a burning EU flag in the middle.